Poetry Response to

Poetry is created from several different key "ingredients" which feed the mind food for thought. ... The universal language of poetry is a bridge that transcends all languages. ... "Poetry, then, is a response to, and an evaluation of our experience of the objective, bustling world and of our ideas about it... It unites many characteristics of humanity in response to our senses, emotions and intellect. ... Poetry will always exist to exercise the mind. ...

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Poetry Poetry is a very deep subject; it can show feeling and emotion towards something or someone. ... Poetry is an art an ancient one at that. ... In the 20th century poets have increasingly used the language of everyday speech and created new forms that break the usual rules, to surprise a reader and evoke a response. ... Frost's poetry help provide a link between the American poetry of the 19th century and the 20th century. ... Poetry may have a beginning but it seems like it will have no end, as long as humans are here, Poetry will live on. ...

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Yet, it is hard to talk about poetry. ... Thus, defining poetry is not an easy task. According to the "Dictionary of Literary Terms- poetry is: - metrical writing; - writing, that formulates a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience in language chosen and arranged to create a specific emotional response through its meanings, sound and rhythm. Poetry is the deepest expression of thought and feeling. ... Cummings defines poetry emphasizing its impact upon a man. ...

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Yet, it is hard to talk about poetry. ... Thus, defining poetry is not an easy task. According to the "Dictionary of Literary Terms- poetry is: - metrical writing; - writing, that formulates a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience in language chosen and arranged to create a specific emotional response through its meanings, sound and rhythm. Poetry is the deepest expression of thought and feeling. ... "Poetry is feeling - not knowing or believing or thinking."" ...

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When I first attended this class, I was eager to have the instructors show me the relationship between science and poetry, as I could not construct a meaningful connection between the two subjects myself. ... While I have seen fish cleaned many times, seeing the fish's entrails evoked an initial response and no more. ... Similarly, the poet may take years to create poetry that is based not only on personal experiences, but the observed experiences of others. ... In conclusion, I am now able to construct a meaningful connection between the subjects of poetry and science. ... In using ...

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Question What attitudes and values are apparent in Percy Bysshe Shelley's poetry and how are they expressed? Response Throughout his whole poetry collection, Percy Bysshe Shelley emphasises the power of seen and unseen nature to describe his beliefs and philosophical approaches to life, religion, love, power, oppression, narcissism, revolution, mutability, immorality and morality. ... Moreover, in his early poetry, Shelley expresses his idealistic interest in pantheism; the belief that God, or a divine spirit, runs through everything in the universe. ... Overall, it is evident that this ...

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What are the features that most distinguish the poetry of Keats The last of the great romantic poets to be born, and the first to die was John Keats. ... One can accept Keats' poetry without any further word about it, that is the beauty. ... The points of interest raised throughout Keats life of poetry still creates debate and argument around the world today. ... Here you get an excellent idea of the doubtful yet calm state of mind some of his poetry was written in. ... His response kindness was irresistibly winning and the spirit of poetry and pleasantness was with him to the...

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The Poetry of Langston Hughes The poetry of Langston Hughes was a great inspiration to people everywhere. ... Through his poetry he gave people the courage to stand up for their rights. ... All of these ideas deal with different responses of protest against injustice. ...

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The event was a success by the response of those who attended. ... Some poetry readings can be monotonous and not engaging. ... He was personally interviewed after the poetry reading. Rays first poetry reading was in college in the 70s. ... When asked about what he enjoyed about the poems, Rays response was that he liked the way she can mix theory with personal life and mythology with down to earth stuff. ...

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In analyzing the poetry of William Butler Yeats, my interpretation of his work has been strongly enhanced by his innovative use of textual forms, structures and features, especially in light of his response to change. Ultimately, the poetry of Yeats demonstrates a response to modernity and reveals that he has reconciled himself to the inevitability of change in a modern world. ... By employing aspects of the archaic Ballad form, Yeats demonstrates a yearning for a simpler and more natural response to the significant shifts occurring socially and personally. ... In response, Yeats showed a shif...

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